Sentence examples for dispense tiny from inspiring English sources

The 20% reduction in volume may seem modest, but it could prove useful in devices that control and dispense tiny amounts of fluid, such as ink-jet printers and "microfluidic" drug dispensers that continuously pump medicine into a patient's body, says Edward Furlani, a physicist with Eastman Kodak in Rochester, New York.

It is the same for the scales you need to weigh minuscule amounts of chemicals; pipettes, pipette-tips, and plastic tubes to handle and dispense tiny amounts of liquids; and Bunsen burners (or, in our case, a much cheaper camping gas burner) to sterilise equipment.

A doctor cradled a boy born at 24 weeks, dispensing tiny puffs of oxygen from a reinflating bag.

But there's a catch: standard lab equipment was not designed for dispensing tiny traces of substances.

A linear array of eight printheads swept over successive layers of a powder called hydroxyapatite (the major mineral in natural bone), selectively dispensing tiny droplets of an organic binding liquid that would later be burned out during a furnace treatment.

A host could greet you by name, usher you to a favored table or dispense some tiny favor or bit of decency and you could imagine yourself part of an intimate club, a player in the grand show of Manhattan night life.

But how appealing can the flavors be, mixed by computer code and dispensed in tiny droplets from capped cartridges to disks the size of communion wafers?

A volunteer keeps order of who will shower next by writing a number on each person's arm and dispensing the tiniest amounts of shampoo.